FIGURE 2 in New dictyostelid cellular slime molds from South Africa

FIGURE 2. Features of Cavenderia fulva important for identification. A. Streamed aggregation with few and strong, thin forked streams of open ends, the "violaceum" type of aggregation is evident and at the center rise up two dichotomous sorogens that diverge, B. Clustered mature branched sorocarps with most sorophores coremiform in habit (right), solitary unbranched sorcarps on the left and right, C. Late dichotomous sorogens, the irregular, sometimes tortoise sorophores are visible, branches achieve a length to the top of the structure, D. Elliptical spores with prominent refractive consolidated granules at their poles. Bars: A = 40 μm, B = 30 μm, C = 140 μm, D = 5 μm.